HIV/AIDS Newsroom: April 25, 2005 - The Body

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HIV/AIDS Newsroom: April 25, 2005

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NYC Children's Services Agency Asks Research Firm to Investigate Research Involving HIV-Positive Foster Children

Serono Sets Aside $725 Million to Settle Federal Investigation Into Company's Sales, Pricing Practices

Boston Globe Examines Crystal Methamphetamine Use Among MSM in New England

West Virginia: State's AIDS Drug Program Feeling Financial Pinch

Harvard President Delayed Spending Millions for Nigerian AIDS Treatment Program to Review Legal Risks, Official Says

Los Angeles Times Profiles Kenyan Catholic Youth Organization's AIDS Messages in Light of Church's Ban on Condoms

HIV/AIDS "More Devastating" to Zimbabwe Than President's "Despotic Habits," Globe and Mail Says

Global Fund Elects Head of Barbados' HIV/AIDS Commission as New Board Chair

More Soldiers Killed by AIDS Than Bullets in India's Northeast: General

South African Mid-Sized Firms Ignore HIV/AIDS: Survey

Action Movie Star Jackie Chan on AIDS Mission in Vietnam

Virginia: HIV-Prevention Program Gets Black Women Talking

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